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Tinubu Commends Uba Sani's Mass Transit Initiative, Urges Other Governors to Emulate

President Bola Tinubu has praised the mass transit scheme launched by Kaduna State Governor Uba Sani, emphasizing the need for similar initiatives across Nigeria. He urged other state leaders to adopt such progressive measures to improve transportation at the subnational level.

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Mon, 21 Sept 2026• 2 min read
Tinubu Commends Uba Sani's Mass Transit Initiative, Urges Other Governors to Emulate
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In a recent statement, President Bola Tinubu lauded the mass transit initiative introduced by Kaduna State Governor Uba Sani, describing it as a significant step towards enhancing public transport systems across Nigeria. Tinubu highlighted that such initiatives are crucial for addressing the transportation challenges faced by many states and stressed the importance of innovative solutions at the subnational level.

During his remarks, Tinubu noted that Uba Sani's effort represents a model that other governors should aspire to replicate. He stated, "This initiative is more of what we need to see at the subnational level," underscoring the potential impact of effective mass transit systems on economic development and urban mobility.

The President's endorsement comes at a time when many Nigerian cities are grappling with traffic congestion and inadequate public transport options. By encouraging other state leaders to invest in similar projects, Tinubu aims to foster collaboration and competition among states to improve infrastructure and service delivery for citizens.

"We must embrace innovative solutions to our transportation challenges," Tinubu added, reiterating the need for a coordinated approach among state governments.

As the country seeks to modernize its infrastructure and enhance the quality of life for its residents, initiatives like that of Uba Sani's mass transit scheme could serve as a blueprint for sustainable development. This call to action from the President may inspire a wave of reforms aimed at improving public transport across Nigeria.

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